Storied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STORIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STORY, to relate an account of an event
ADJECTIVE:
• celebrated in or associated with stories or legends
• Told in a story.
• Having a history; interesting from the stories which pertain to it; venerable from the associations of the past.
• Having (such or so many) stories; -- chiefly in composition; as, a two-storied house.
• having an illustrious past
• having stories as indicated
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of story

Words related to STORIED

story8 storying12

Words that contain STORIED

historied13 clearstoried15 clerestoried15 multistoried15

How to use STORIED in a sentence

• He bent down over the broken hearth-stone to see if the moonlight falling through the storied window had in any way deceived him.
• She spoke of this to Eustace with a crafty implication that it had remained for him to interpret the antique graces of that storied place to a world all too heedless.
• For I, who love this classic lake, And cruise along its storied shores, See Roman galleys in my wake, And hear the stroke of phantom oars.
• The traditions of centuries toppled when the body of the unknown soldier passed through those storied portals followed by the King of England as chief mourner.
• Yellow lamplight, shining from small windows set deep in the massive walls, casts an occasional band of pure gold across the storied gloom.
• Right across to the storied woods of Cloostedd, and the old domains of the Feltrams, this view extended.
• All this storied beauty is without the scope of this book but within the greater Wessex that came to the King who is the really representative hero of his countrymen.
• The fine cruciform structure, with a handsome four storied central tower, dates from about 1420 and occupies the site of an older building, probably Norman.
• On sea and shore they fought again, And storied heroes came to life, Once more were added to the slain.
• Yet not within thy storied wall Would I in adoration fall, So gladly as within the glen That leads to lovely Hawthornden.
• The folklore and romance elements in Rhine legend have been carefully examined, and the best poetic material upon the storied river has been critically collected and reviewed.
• This storied wealth counts for nothing in its crude, undeveloped state.
• No costly monuments nor storied urns were in that simple grave-yard.
• But the smallpox scourge that broke out at Fort Union in 1837, sweeping with desolation through the prairie tribes, moves me more than the storied catastrophes of old.
• They are visiting every day some one or other of the little storied towns of Fife.
• The hotel windows catch the glare, the villas light their storied corridors, and presently Bellagio, all aglow, presents the spectacle of a Venetian night mirrored in the lake.
• But there now rests his dust, and in windows and also in storied bronze his face, form and fame endure.
• It will hereafter rank as one of the storied rivers of history, the scene of mighty battles, where the red tide of German success ebbed in its flow.
• The stand of the heroic Greeks at Thermopylae denying passage to the hosts of Persia was not more vital to the cause of civilization than this storied defense of Verdun.
• At daylight, on March 1st, we were abreast of the many storied pagoda, whose lofty position, commanding the approach to the city, brings good fortune to the city of Wanhsien.
• No pilgrim had wandered with a richer enthusiasm along those highways and those great storied spaces.
• So does the great man speak, in his life and deeds, glowing on the storied page, so does the good man speak, in the character and influence which he leaves behind him.
• There was storied on the rock The exalted glory of the Roman prince, Whose mighty worth moved Gregory to earn His mighty conquest, Trajan the Emperor.
• Stirling, or Strivelin, and its storied environs have furnished Mr.
• This introduction happily fills up what would otherwise have been the only void in the scene, so thickly is it studed and storied with objects and recollections.
• Maria in Porto, however, is the finest, having doubled storied logge.
• The storied Rhine is naught but a story to him who has never looked upon it.
• Even in the centre of the cross the sun pierced clearer glass, less storied with figures, and bordered with almost colourless panes that admitted it freely.
• She stood on the island, ethereal, splendid, like some tall, dark, and gorgeous flower of the storied East.
• It was a storied house having on the ground floor a large room surrounded by pillars and above it the private apartments of the Buddha.
• Everything was old and grand, and full of storied interest.

Similar words containing STORI without suffix ed

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